2011年10月26日星期三

Eddie Vedder on Looking Back and Moving Forward

In the latest issue of Rosetta Stone, on stands and in the digital archive now, Pearl Jam Rosetta Stone language frontman Eddie Vedder opens up to Brian Hiatt about his bands 20th anniversary and his lovely new solo album Ukulele Songs. Vedder tells Hiatt that hes happy to honor Pearl Jams history, but is eager to move forward with new music. "Being nostalgic is like taking an offramp and getting a sandwich and then you get back on the highway," he says. "I dont want to be spending the rest of my life at the gas station."Photos: Buffalo Springfield Kick Off Their Reunion TourRosetta Stone also chatted with Robbie Robertson about his new collectors set and forthcoming memoir, talked to the Cars about their first album in 24 years, honored the late, great Gil Scott-Heron, previewed a portion of David Brownes new book Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY and the Lost Story of 1970 and reviewed Death Cab for Rosetta Stone Software Cuties concert in Manhattan.Hottest Live Photos of the WeekPlus, American Idol winners Scott McCreery and Lauren Alaina answered your questions, chillwave pioneer Toro Y Moi performed a brief acoustic set at our office, pop-wise scuzz rockers JEFF the Brotherhood were named our latest Band to Watch, we analyzed this weeks pop charts, looked back on this week in rock history and, as always, we reviewed all the weeks biggest new releases.Peter Travers Dozen Must-See Summer MoviesOn the pop culture front, Peter Travers had a fascinating chat with the unhinged actor Gary Busey about his recent run on Celebrity Apprentice, a particularly gruesome scene in his forthcoming movie Pirahna 3DD and his history of drug abuse. He also reviewed Mike Mills excellent new drama Beginners andX-Men: First Class, which he says is "a primal blast of a prequel, a potent reminder of what jazzed us about Bryan Singers first two X-Men and the Marvel comics that spawned them." Also, Mallika Rao recapped the latest episode of NBCs hot singing competition Rosetta Stone America English The Voice and determined that judge Adam Levines team of singers was the best on the show.

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